Sentence examples for drive jet from inspiring English sources
The use of a new procedure allowed the increase of the drive jet temperature and the study of its effect created on 30 T deposits properties.
In the arc spraying processes, velocity and temperature of the sprayed particles, which are in a close relationship with the drive jet velocity and temperature, influence the physical and mechanical properties of the coatings.
The propulsion system selected for the "Ludion" was based on the British extensive experience in handling and using isopropyl nitrate as a way of obtaining large amounts of gas able to drive jet engines at start.
The modelling of the arc spraying and the analysis with finite elements in a coupled field allowed the determination of the drive jet temperature variation and the fuel flow, necessary for the temperature to be maintained over 1000 K at spraying distance of 150 mm.
The axons of these neurons, when excited by axo-axonic contacts, drive jet propulsion as part of the escape response of the squid (Gilly et al., 1990).
Not to drive Jets fans nuts with the comparison, but this is why Bill Belichick – boring as his news conferences are – manages to keep a lid on this kind of stuff.
A study has been carried out regarding the performance of a loop reactor with a liquid driven jet ejector.
62. Divvela, M.J., et al., Discretized Modeling of Motionless Printing Based on Retarded Bending Motion and Deposition Control of Electrically Driven Jet.
It uses an electrostatically driven jet by applying a high voltage to a liquid polymer solution to produce a long continuous fiber.
Electrospinning is a process by which sub-micron polymer fibers can be produced using an electrostatically driven jet of polymer solution (or polymer melt).
I will go through the observational evidence for the haze/bubbles at multiple wavelengths in Fermi, WMAP, and Planck data and describe how recent advances in our understanding of the emission suggest that the black hole at the center of our Galaxy was once the launching site for an accretion driven jet which gave rise to the bubbles we see today.
